The Takeaway: Gundlach’s been buying big during the bond sell-off — just not Treasuries
Portfolio OK, fine, the Fed is a tiny bit worried about the recent yield spike they totally didn’t…
Portfolio
OK, fine, the Fed is a tiny bit worried about the recent yield spike they totally didn’t mean to cause. (Washington Post)
Gundlach’s been using the massive sell-off in fixed income to go shopping – but not for treasurys. (MoneyBeat)
Morningstar’s economic outlook for the rest of 2013. (Morningstar)
There’s a rising rate ETF in the works right now. Of course there is. (ETF Trends)
Here’s the case for (real) diversification. (The Reformed Broker)
New white paper from Rick Ferri on the active vs passive debate (it’s not really a debate anymore, is it?) (Rick Ferri)
The Biz
Affluent investor confidence holds at 12 month high for three straight months. (Millionaire Corner)
Has Schwab finally cracked the 401(k) code for ETFs? (Index Universe)
Securities America slapped with $100,000 fine for allowing brokers to mislead via email. (Financial Planning)
RBC ate the rest of Wall Street’s lunch by restraining its traders, great story. (DealBook)
Barry Ritholtz interview – advice for advisers (full disclosure: my partner and the godfather of my goldfish, Abraham) (FA Magazine)
These are the most worrisome issues for advisers right now. (Financial Planning)
Outliers
Chris Arnade: Here’s what it took me 20 years on Wall Street to learn. (Scientific American)
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